This probe employed Li Qingsong's most advanced stealth technology: it was made as small as possible, painted black, and coated with stealth material to minimize the chance of being detected by radar scans.
At the same time, the trajectory Li Qingsong had preset for it did not take it close to Adversary Star. Instead, it would make a high-speed pass roughly one million kilometers away.
Thus, once a combat spacecraft had accelerated to a certain speed and entered a suitable orbit, it "threw" the probe out.
After that, it would continue flying along its current trajectory.
Throughout the journey, it would remain in constant contact with the Deep Space Communication Network Li Qingsong had built, continually obtaining relative position data, correcting its orbit, making orbital adjustments, and so on.
At this moment, its speed had reached roughly twelve kilometers per second.
It would follow a slightly curved parabolic trajectory, traveling around forty-two million kilometers over approximately forty days before reaching its closest point to Adversary Star. Along the way, it would observe Adversary Star.
This was not the only probe Li Qingsong had launched.
More than a hundred probes had been launched after it, one after another. If necessary, Li Qingsong could launch even more at any time.
During the wait for the probes to reach their destination, Li Qingsong did not sit idle. He continued preparing for war with all his strength, stockpiling supplies, producing clones, building spacecraft, and more.
Time passed quietly.
As the distance closed, the probe gradually obtained a clearer view than the Space Telescope.
The faint point of light gradually took on the structure of a disk, and its undulating ravines and dark-red surface could vaguely be seen.
This was roughly a planet similar to Luoshen Star. It had formed around the same time and